What to Do With King Rhodri

Decide King Rhodri's fate in Assassin's Creed Valhalla. Explore the consequences of letting him go, finishing him quickly, or letting him die naturally.

Alright, so you've reached a pretty significant moment in Assassin's Creed Valhalla where you have to make a call on what to do with King Rhodri. This isn't just about a quick kill; your choice here actually has some ripple effects, so let's break down what your options are and what they mean.

Basically, you're presented with three main ways to handle King Rhodri:

• “Let him go.”: If you choose this, you're essentially telling Ivarr to just let Rhodri go and face whatever humiliation awaits him. Ivarr, being Ivarr, isn't going to just let that happen and has his own plans for the king.
• “He is dying.”: This option is Eivor pointing out that Rhodri is already on his way out and that fate should take its course. You're suggesting letting the Nornir decide his final moments. Ivarr, however, still has his own agenda and won't agree with this approach.
• “Finish him quickly.”: This is the most straightforward option, where Eivor just wants to end Rhodri's suffering and get it over with. But again, Ivarr refuses to go along with this and sticks to his own plan.

No matter which of these dialogue options you pick, Ivarr is going to do what he wants anyway. So, while it feels like you're making a big decision, the immediate outcome regarding Rhodri's fate is largely out of your hands at this exact moment. Ivarr's got his own grim path laid out for the king, and your dialogue choice doesn't change that.

There isn't a direct reward tied to this specific dialogue choice, as Ivarr overrides your decision. The consequences will unfold as part of the ongoing story.